bet105 said an under 41.5 result in Houston–Jacksonville would cost it about $13,000. The book wanted over 41.5 in its Sunday morning report, ahead of the London game’s 8:30 a.m. Central start.
A separate bet105 report showed the total falling from an opening 42.5 to 41.5. The point matters at a combined score of 42: an over 42.5 bet loses, while an over 41.5 bet wins. That is a possible settlement, not a prediction.
The $13,000 figure is bet105’s reported risk if the game goes under, not the size of one wager. The book gave no bet counts or total stakes. Its stated need describes its own position, not the whole betting market.
Caesars’ 7:15 a.m. Central update showed Jacksonville with 63% of moneyline money on 71% of bets. On the spread, the Jaguars had 57% of money and 67% of bets. Their share of bets was higher than their share of money in both markets. Caesars gave no prices; these figures are separate from bet105’s total position.